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Pro Contract Signings
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hockeyplayer1015
Capt
Re: Pro Contract Signings
SLU has had 3 seniors sign ECHL deals that I can find on echl's site. Mark Armstrong (F) to Trenton, Pete Child (D) to Wheeling, and Jake Drewiske (F) to Gwinnett. I thought I saw on twitter that Robby Moss (G) had gone to play for Las Vegas, but I can't find anything to confirm that.
SLU has had 3 seniors sign ECHL deals that I can find on echl's site. Mark Armstrong (F) to Trenton, Pete Child (D) to Wheeling, and Jake Drewiske (F) to Gwinnett. I thought I saw on twitter that Robby Moss (G) had gone to play for Las Vegas, but I can't find anything to confirm that.
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Looks like Jaden Schwartz will officially sign with the Blues tomorrow. http://www.gazette.com/sports/jaden-135026-blues-schwartz.html
Looks like Jaden Schwartz will officially sign with the Blues tomorrow. http://www.gazette.com/sports/jaden-135026-blues-schwartz.html
ExileOnDaytonStreet
Drunkard
Re: Pro Contract Signings
Justin Schultz will sign soon. It's not an if, but when.
Justin Schultz will sign soon. It's not an if, but when.
ScoobyDoo
NPC
CornwallAce
Patron Saint of Defunct Teams
Re: Pro Contract Signings
AIC, directly from their web site - NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. – The South Carolina Stingrays, East Coast Hockey League affiliate of the Washington Capitals, announced that the team has signed forward Nielsson Arcibal (Vista, Calif.), who recently completed his collegiate career at American International College.
AIC, directly from their web site - NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. – The South Carolina Stingrays, East Coast Hockey League affiliate of the Washington Capitals, announced that the team has signed forward Nielsson Arcibal (Vista, Calif.), who recently completed his collegiate career at American International College.
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Sean Duddy (tOSU) signs with Gwinette (ECHL): http://www.gwinnettgladiators.com/site/news/article.asp?art=2302
He joins ex-Buckeye teammate and defense partner Shane Sims.
Sean Duddy (tOSU) signs with Gwinette (ECHL): http://www.gwinnettgladiators.com/site/news/article.asp?art=2302
He joins ex-Buckeye teammate and defense partner Shane Sims.
Squarebanks
New member
Re: Pro Contract Signings
From Alaska:
Scott Greenham has been working out with the Minnesota Wild. Unsure if they've signed him yet.
Aaron Gens signed with AHL Lake Erie.
Ron Meyers and Scott Enders signed ECHL deals with Idaho and Bakersfield, respectively.
From Alaska:
Scott Greenham has been working out with the Minnesota Wild. Unsure if they've signed him yet.
Aaron Gens signed with AHL Lake Erie.
Ron Meyers and Scott Enders signed ECHL deals with Idaho and Bakersfield, respectively.
Re: Pro Contract Signings
Patty Cullen (RPI) with South Carolina, ECHL.....http://www.stingrayshockey.com/news/teamnews/index.html?article_id=2089
Patty Cullen (RPI) with South Carolina, ECHL.....http://www.stingrayshockey.com/news/teamnews/index.html?article_id=2089
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Kyle Rank (Bentley) with Knoxville Ice Bears (SPHL)
http://www.knoxnews.com/news/2012/feb/12/weekend-games-at-the-top-of-kyle-ranks-list-1-0/
Kyle Rank (Bentley) with Knoxville Ice Bears (SPHL)
http://www.knoxnews.com/news/2012/feb/12/weekend-games-at-the-top-of-kyle-ranks-list-1-0/
Thiessen'sBetter
Well-known member
Re: Pro Contract Signings
Vermont's Sebastian Stalberg will forgo his senior year and sign with the Sharks. I'd imagine he will get assigned to Worcester.
Vermont's Sebastian Stalberg will forgo his senior year and sign with the Sharks. I'd imagine he will get assigned to Worcester.
Thiessen'sBetter
Well-known member
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I just laughed out loud at that team name. Almost as good as the Alabama Frozen Tide.
I just laughed out loud at that team name. Almost as good as the Alabama Frozen Tide.
sk8tronthepond
Registered User
Re: Pro Contract Signings
Cole Schneider from UConn to Ottawa.....
Cole Schneider from UConn to Ottawa.....
hockeyplayer1015
Capt
Hard to blame him there after this season's team performance for UVM.
beaverhockeyfan
Well-known member
Re: Pro Contract Signings
Former Beaver defenseman Brad Hunt has signed with the Chicago Wolves of the AHL.
Former Beaver defenseman Brad Hunt has signed with the Chicago Wolves of the AHL.
Re: Pro Contract Signings
YALE HOCKEY: Bulldogs captain Brian O'Neill signs with Los Angeles Kings
NEW HAVEN -- Brian O'Neill, who finished his Yale hockey career second on the school's all-time scoring list, signed a one-year NHL contract with the Los Angeles Kings on Wednesday. He reported to the team's American Hockey League affiliate in Manchester, N.H., and will make his pro debut at St. John's (Newfoundland) this weekend.
Sources told the Register O'Neill signed a two-way contract that will pay him the maximum signing bonus and AHL salary for rookies under the NHL's collective bargaining agreement. If he is recalled by the Kings, he would receive a yet-to-be-determined NHL salary.
Several NHL teams showed interest in O'Neill, who at 5 feet 8 and 165 pounds scored 21 goals and 25 assists to lead the Bulldogs in scoring for the third straight season. But the Kings made am impression on him last summer, offering a contract similar to the one he signed Wednesday. O'Neill turned that deal down to return to Yale. The team followed him closely throughout the season and made an offer on Monday night, just 24 hours after Harvard ended the Bulldogs' season in the ECAC Hockey quarterfinals.
O'Neill is expected to contribute right away in Manchester, a team in need of scoring and depth at forward. He will return to the state for the Monarchs' games at Bridgeport on April 1 and at the Connecticut Whale on April 6.
Earlier this week, Yale coach Keith Allain said he could argue O'Neill is the best player to ever play at the school based on his offensive numbers -- his 163 career points is second only to two-time Hobey Baker Award finalist Jeff Hamilton -- and what the Bulldogs achieved during his tenure. O'Neill played on two ECAC Hockey tournament and one regular-season championship team as Yale made three straight trips to the NCAA tournament after only two previous appearances in school history. He was the leading scorer as a sophomore and junior as the Bulldogs came within one win of reaching the Frozen Four before losing to eventual national champions Boston College (2010) and Minnesota-Duluth (2011).
A native of Yardley, Pa., O'Neill, 23, was named team captain prior to this season. Yale failed to reach the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2008, but O'Neill was among the nation's top scorers and the Ivy League Player of the Year.
YALE HOCKEY: Bulldogs captain Brian O'Neill signs with Los Angeles Kings
NEW HAVEN -- Brian O'Neill, who finished his Yale hockey career second on the school's all-time scoring list, signed a one-year NHL contract with the Los Angeles Kings on Wednesday. He reported to the team's American Hockey League affiliate in Manchester, N.H., and will make his pro debut at St. John's (Newfoundland) this weekend.
Sources told the Register O'Neill signed a two-way contract that will pay him the maximum signing bonus and AHL salary for rookies under the NHL's collective bargaining agreement. If he is recalled by the Kings, he would receive a yet-to-be-determined NHL salary.
Several NHL teams showed interest in O'Neill, who at 5 feet 8 and 165 pounds scored 21 goals and 25 assists to lead the Bulldogs in scoring for the third straight season. But the Kings made am impression on him last summer, offering a contract similar to the one he signed Wednesday. O'Neill turned that deal down to return to Yale. The team followed him closely throughout the season and made an offer on Monday night, just 24 hours after Harvard ended the Bulldogs' season in the ECAC Hockey quarterfinals.
O'Neill is expected to contribute right away in Manchester, a team in need of scoring and depth at forward. He will return to the state for the Monarchs' games at Bridgeport on April 1 and at the Connecticut Whale on April 6.
Earlier this week, Yale coach Keith Allain said he could argue O'Neill is the best player to ever play at the school based on his offensive numbers -- his 163 career points is second only to two-time Hobey Baker Award finalist Jeff Hamilton -- and what the Bulldogs achieved during his tenure. O'Neill played on two ECAC Hockey tournament and one regular-season championship team as Yale made three straight trips to the NCAA tournament after only two previous appearances in school history. He was the leading scorer as a sophomore and junior as the Bulldogs came within one win of reaching the Frozen Four before losing to eventual national champions Boston College (2010) and Minnesota-Duluth (2011).
A native of Yardley, Pa., O'Neill, 23, was named team captain prior to this season. Yale failed to reach the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2008, but O'Neill was among the nation's top scorers and the Ivy League Player of the Year.